Project Members
- Bernard Comrie
Relative clauses and Noun-modifying clauses
This collaborative project based at Stanford University and with Comrie as co-PI was a cross-linguistic investigation of clausal noun-modifying constructions (NMCs) in languages of Eurasia. It aimed to extend and redirect the methodological and theoretical scope of NMC research, by collecting and carefully examining naturalistic data as well as elicited materials from understudied languages, and by developing a new theoretical framework to systematically account for a wider variety of NMCs in a broad range of languages. The findings from this proposed project would not only advance our knowledge of these important yet less frequently studied languages, but would also contribute to advancing research in grammatical theories and areal typology.
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Typological Surveys
- Atlas of Pidgin and Creole Language Structures (APiCS)
- The Leipzig Valency Classes Project
- Figurative Language: Cross-Linguistic, Cross-Cultural and Cognitive Aspects
- Morphological Borrowing
- The relative frequencies of nouns, pronouns, and verbs cross-linguistically
- Glottolog
- Electronic Grammaticography
- Relative clauses and Noun-modifying clauses
- Cross-Linguistic Linked Data (CLLD)
- Cross-linguistic aspects of the structure of the nominal lexicon
- The Acquisition of Subjects in English, Russian and Polish
- Comparison of the communicative environment of young language-learning children in two cultures
- Marked Nominative/Absolutive Case Systems
- Language and Thought: Universality and Relativism
- Loanword Typology: Comparative Study of Lexical Borrowability
- The World Atlas of Language Structures - WALS
- Typology of Content Interrogatives
- Bilingual Child Language Acquisition
- Ditransitive constructions in the world's languages
- The internal structure of person portmanteaus
- The linguistic typology of templates
- Language History
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- Phonetics and Phonology
- Jakarta Field Station
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